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Some US Tomeking Companies are experiencing an impulse and increasing national manufacturing amid the import rates of President Donald Trump.
Lauren Simonetti of Fox Business reported Tuesday that Simplay3, based in Ohio, was “hiring 10% more workers and managing this operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week” to manufacture their products.
The company produces slides, game houses, game tables and a series of other children’s toys using a “rotational molding” process in its facilities in the Northeast of Ohio, according to its website.
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Simplay3’s electronic commerce director Matthew Murdoough told Fox Business The American Consumer “Benefits because they will not see $ 15 additional in an article of $ 100”.
“Our prices will remain the same,” he said.
“We consciously made an effort, such as a small business that we can do this, we can make a conscious effort to start designing products that cost less than $ 100, which cost $ 79, which cost $ 49, and now we see that we get sales through the volume of sales through the volume, not necessarily through the price, but that is what the consumer is looking at this time,” through the price.
Another company, CRA-Z-ART, announced last week that it planned to increase its manufacture of toys in the United States by increasing its manufacturing space of the United States by 50% to “combat the cost of tariffs for products imported from China and other countries.”
This movement will raise the national manufacturing space of toys, art and school supplies to 1.5 million square feet of its current more than 1 million square feet, according to CRA-Z-ART. Its American factories are located in Lewisburg, Tennessee and Jacksonville, Florida.
“According to the current economic climate, we are taking decisive measures to expand and invest in American manufacturing,” said CRA-Z-Art Lawrence Rosen president in a statement. “We are lucky to have infrastructure and capabilities to rapid quickly increase the production of toys and school supplies, as well as the manufacturing space here in the United States.”
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He said that the expansion “will greatly benefit our retail partners by allowing us to market the products faster and more profitable” and will provide savings with consumers.
The Trump administration placed a new tariff on imports from China in early March, which carries the property tax that arrive in the United States from the country to 20%.
President Donald Trump walks on the South lawn to board the Navy in the White House on March 7, 2025. (Kayla Bartkowski / Getty images / getty images)
Canada and Mexico were also beaten with 25% tariffs at that time, but Trump then introduced exemptions for these two countries of goods under the United States-México-Canada agreement until the beginning of April.
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China toys represent almost 80% of toys bought in the US Associated press He informed, citing figures from the toys association.
The CEO of the toy association, Greg Ahearn, said tariffs could lead to higher toys prices for US consumers later in the year, according to The Outlet.
Toys manufactured in China represent almost 80% of toys bought in the US., Associated Press reported. (Istock / Istock)
The US and other USA Trade Association of the world have requested that toys “be excluded from all rates as the US. UU. And their commercial partners work to renegotiate better commercial agreements,” according to a press release from the toys association.
